Seekins Precision’s new SP-10 308 Rifle

    Seekins Precision have just announced their first .308 Win. chambered rifle. Seekins Precision SP10 is a high end .308 AR-style rifle featuring their new ambi SP 308 Lower, 308 iRMT-3 upper and 15″ SP3R – 308 handguard.

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    The rifle has a the Seekins ATC muzzle brake, a Magpul STR stock, BCM Mod 3 charging handle, Ergo Deluxe grip, CMC Trigger (single stage, 3.5 lbs) and an 18″ match grade stainless barrel. The MSRP is $2489, which is reasonable for a rifle of this quality. We plan on asking Seekins if we can have one to review, so watch out for that review later this year.

    The press release …

    Lewiston, ID – Seekins Precision, announced today the expansion of their unrivaled, performance based rifle line up to include their first offering in the 308 caliber.

    The Seekins Precision SP10-after rigorous testing and evaluation- Will now be made available to the public.  Offering the best features and components available on the market today.  Designed for shooters, by shooters, the SP10 offers extreme accuracy, full ambidextrous controls and billet aluminum construction.  Featuring the performance proven Seekins Precision SP3R handguard, 18” stainless steel match grade barrel, 3.5lb single stage trigger and Seekins ATC muzzle brake, making the SP10 the perfect .308 AR platform for duty and competition use.  The SP10 .308 rifle has a suggested retail price of $2489 and comes with the Seekins Precision limited lifetime guarantee.

    “We’re thrilled to be able to bring this rifle to market” said Kevin Weyrauch, Seekins Precision, Business Development liaison, “Our customers have been requesting our products in a 308 platform for quite some time. We wanted to offer a rifle that met our performance and quality standards, while adding some unique new features that you can only find on a Seekins Precision product.”

    Steve Johnson

    I founded TFB in 2007 and over 10 years worked tirelessly, with the help of my team, to build it up into the largest gun blog online. I retired as Editor in Chief in 2017. During my decade at TFB I was fortunate to work with the most amazing talented writers and genuinely good people!


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